Scribix

About Scribix

Scribix converts video and audio recordings into speaker-labeled, timestamped transcripts. Input is deliberately wide — MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV, MP3, WAV and M4A files up to 1GB for audio and 2GB for video, a pasted YouTube link, or a live recording made in the browser — with no format conversion required from the user. Transcription produces word-level timestamps, so any word can be clicked to play that exact moment, and speaker diarization separates conversational turns where recording quality supports it, with labels renameable afterwards. Language detection is automatic, so most uploads need no language setting, and translation is included. An AI note-taking layer turns the raw transcript into structured notes. Export covers five formats — TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT and CSV — which spans documents, video captions, spreadsheet review workflows and subtitle players without a second conversion step. The vendor is unusually direct about limitations, stating plainly that results vary with recording quality, noise, accents, vocabulary and overlapping speech, and that speaker labels and timestamps exist to make human review faster rather than to eliminate it. Source media is deleted automatically after 14 days while transcripts persist until the user deletes them. Dedicated surfaces exist for audio-to-text, MP3-to-text, video-to-text, YouTube-to-transcript and an AI note taker, plus a YouTube browser extension. The commercial model is a single paid plan rather than a tier ladder.

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